jordan: (wraps sports) nikki: thanks jordan nikki: still to come on local 5 news at 10... we're taking a look at super bowl ads....are they worth the big investment for businesses? nikki: and.. a sioux city veteran police officer is shot and wounded on the job... the latest on his condition. nikki: next.. in this week's farm to family. pork producers are on the look out for a new virus. we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. "your watching local 5 news in hd. home of weareiowa.com " welcome back...taking a look around iowa tonight... nikki: a home in mingo early saturday morning. the jasper county sheriff's office responded to a call of a fire at 1-07 north walnut street in mingo. the cause of the fire may have been a wood burning stove according to the mingo fire chief. no one was injured... the fire is still under investigation. nikki/lam: a sioux city man is in custody after shooting and wounding a veteran police officer of 13- years early this morning. the officer was treated and released from the hospital. eighteen-year- old isaiah mothershed is

in syria and in iraq. >> is it helping jordan in the self interest especially in europe if jordan can't help refugees they're more likely to keep moving west. >> that's right. in the countries that immediately surround syria are really at capacity. i've seen the syrian refugee camps in iraqi kurdistan. the governments in the region, lebanon, jordan are at capacity i think. the arab states in the gulf unfortunately while they have given cash, have taken in very few refugees. there is another american interest in respect to the influx of refugees into europe and that is that the refugees are beginning to implicate, to have a tell deleterious effect on the unity of the european union as the states scramble to deal with this problem and that is certainly something that the united states doesn't want to see. the unraveling of european unity over the issues of the refugees. >> you point out how these countries are at full capacity. to put it in perspective, the equivalent to of the u.s. taking in more than 20 million refugees. >> that's right. >> jordan has big borders with syria, anbar provi

jordan. jordan: ad lib intro "we pick things up at 120, 2nd ranked brady kyner of se warren, graps the pin 3:39 in and is on to the finals "it's been a long year coming... ...finally got it." of moravia holds on for the 3-2 decision big difference from year ago and you can see it on his face. year ago and you can see it on his face. "i've been holding back... ...tears of joy." 160 pounds, i-35's sal arzani racks up the points with the 14-3 major decision and is on to the final. 182, ogden's austin lentz moves to the championship with the 9-1 major decision! a great one up at 220, #1 rylan richardson of south central calhoun moves on to the finals with the 3-2 decision. "i've put in a lot of hours... ...i'm just so happy." and up to heavyweight, manson nw webster's tim butcher is just one win a way from a state title after the 3-2 decision... jordan: jordan live tag standard toss back to 3 shot at desk. jon/sx3s desk. jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching loc

jordan: (wraps up top 5 plays) nikki: thanks jordan. still to come on local 5 news at 10. nikki: we're taking a look at this year's top statehouse matters, including the fate of medicaid in iowa. nikki: and... how much money iowa schools can expect for the coming year. nikki: plus, will lawmakers expand iowa's medical cannabis laws now that there is bi- we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. "your watching local 5 nikki: in statehouse matters tonight, the first deadline for iowa lawmakers is coming up. nikki/lam: this friday, february 19th is the first "funnel" deadline for iowa lawmakers. it's the final date for senate and house bills to be voted out of their respective committees. tonight, we're looking at the hot button issues being debated at the capitol. first up, the fight against governor branstad's medicaid privatization plan. nikki: last thursday, the senate passed a bill that would terminate the contracts the state has with three companies. but that may be where this bill stops.... house republicans say they will not even consider the bill

jack/2bam: i'm here with jordan furbee, and jordan. iowa. we can expect more of these systems in the days to come. tonight will be mainly clear early in the wake of today's clipper. this will mean cold, dry conditions overnight with lows in the 10s for most areas. the next weather system will come in friday with more clouds and a chance for some flurries or snow showers for mainly late afternoon and early evening. it looks like we will have some clouds to start then see more sunshine later in the afternoon with milder temperatures across the state. highs should reach the mid to upper 30s with even some 40s for southern iowa where some areas have no snow on the ground. another clipper will swing to our north saturday night, and this one is stronger than the others. it will bring us a lot of wind with variably cloudy skies through monday. the first chance for showers will be late saturday night, and it looks like mainly rain showers will be possible for central iowa. i think we start sunday with some sunshine but more clouds will be swin

jordan is crying for help. it's not just a matter of 300 million or 400 million that is going towards new mission and f-16's or something like that. what we would like is that we would like the people of jordan that have actually expressed themselves when the syrians started to come in, i was on duty and i knew exactly how people felt, lots of people they have actually accommodated them into their homes. they did not wait for us -- help from the government or the united nations. what we would like to see is that our allies from everywhere, not just from the united states, the united states, like i said, i have been a soldier for about 60 years. always a time, we have always, always experienced that magnificent support from the united states. the problem is that we would like the arab league, it's very, very important, the gulf countries, as well as europe to do more. more, not just for the war machine, but as well as for the people of jordan to try to support that conflict, which is -- it's coming out, it's get

jordan vilines joins us live near dana avenue...and jordan...what are you learning. live/jordan one person died in a 3-vehicle accident on southbound interstate 71 south of dana avenue early wednesday, cincinnati police officials said. a male driver was reported trapped in one of the vehicles when the crash occurred just after 3 a.m., said lt. tim brown, the night chief. minutes later, the man was pronounced dead at least one other person involved in the crash was shaken up and likely to go to a hospital to get checked out, brown said. cincinnati police's traffic unit was called to the highway to investigate. they oversee fatal and serious injury crashes. vo live/jordan jordan tosses to denise for detours right now...some northern kentucky students are school....after an unexpected day off... live in dayton...with the latest on a school...and there believe everything is safe? two 12-year-old facing felony charges after making a bomb threat over facebook. dayton independent public schools cancelled school tuesday because of that threat. dayton police say two sixth gra

jordan allowed refugees to come in. there's no camps that had been set up until a year after the outbreak of the rebellion. many ended up unregistered. there's 630,000 registered by the united nations. what we see is jordan is near the boiling point because of large numbers of refugees, many cared for by jordanians because of infrastructure, schooling and so on. >> what does that mean. how much is their life on a day-to-day basis affected by the crisis. >> to start off with jordan had an a 30% unemployment raid. jordanians are convinced that the syrians are taking their jobs. the argument is that syrians are taking jobs. that they don't want to do themselves. similar to the argument about the united states, in terms of mexicans crossing the boarder. the problem is that jordan did not escape the arab uprisings of 2010-2011. jordan had uprisings in 2012, around economic issues. there's a problem of corruption, the king has been through four prime ministers in 2011. now there's a sex scandal involving the monarchy as well.

jordan. yes, girl. sweetheart. okay. you love michael b. jordan. ter i walked out, i started llowing him on twitter. i was all about michael b. jordan. okay, but it was a powerful film. and to me, it revived the old rocky franchise. you walked out of there feeling inspired, like you could tackle the world. that's true. and i loved how they had the romance with tessa interwoven perfectly into it. it didn't mess with his, you know, determination. it was like this beautiful love story and this powerful story. but here's the thing, annie, i mean, star wars and creed, they both had to live up to this incredible hype, and they did it successfully. because i was like, creed, it's ke a religion in philly; right? yeah. so to come back and make sure you do that well, that's a pretty big job. hey, we want all of you to also be in on the conversation, so log onto your facebook pages right now, and we'll be facebooking live during the commercial breaks. hope you join us. because i want to know what you were thinking. and you know what, kevin, you're such a luck

reporter: jordan fornara trained six weeks for this day.w he has to prove that he's fit enough to become a soldier. >> there's a chance it could go wrong. but i've got confidence, i know i'm good at sport, so it should be all right. reporter: the obstacle course is one of the last tests at the selection center in lyon. jordan wanted to be a soldier but joined the police academy to please his mother. after last year's attacks, he decided to join the army to defend his country. >> i'm really motivated to join the army. reporter: and there are more and more young french who feel the same. since the attack on "charlie hebdo" in january and the november attacks across paris, the number of applicants has almost doubled. >> i want to protect my family, my friends and my country too. i want to serve. my patriotic side has become stronger, as has my will to join. >> we want to be present, protect the people. we're feeling a bit vulnerable. we want to be on the streets, so the french feel protected. there's a feeling of insecurity. it's the army's jo

and jordan klepper in our new segment. ♪ >> roy: welcome to -- to -- >> roy: you get him. >> jordan:do it. >> roy: i apologize for talk while you were talking. question tonight, jordan, who's wooing the black vote better, hillary or bernie? we've got ourselves a showdown in black town. >> an old fashioned black op and i'm ready to op with you. >> roy: who's been down for the cause longer. when it comes to fighting for civil rights, like high school kids buying liquor. all we care about is proof. first up, bernie. >> the major part of bernie sanders' narrative has been his fight for civil rights. >> highlighting his activism during the civil rights era including a 1963 arrest in chicago. >> archival individual grow 1963 appears to show sanders was on the front lines to have the civil rights movement -- of the civil rights movement. >> roy: bernie's been down with the brown since he had hair. >> and bernie has been supporting the black community in all kinds of ways. here he is caping james brown. he was a lookout for malcolm x and caught questlove how to dunk! >> roy: i think that's d

jordan is crying for help. it's not just a matter of 300 million or 400 million that is going towards new mission and f-16's or something like that. what we would like is that we would like the people of jordan that have actually expressed themselves when the syrians started to come in, i was on duty and i knew exactly how people felt, lots of people they have actually accommodate the them -- accommodated them into their homes. they did not wait for us -- help from the government or the united nations. what we would like to see is that our allies from everywhere, not just from the united states, the united states, like i said, i have been a soldier for about 60 years. always a time, we have always, always experienced that magnificent support from the united states. the problem is that we would like the arab league, it's very, very important, the gulf countries, as well as europe to do more. more, not just for the war machine, but as well as for the people of jordan to try to support that conflict, which is -- i

i represent the people of jordan, their well-being and safety are my first priority. country will continue to do what we can do to help those in need. but it cannot be at the expense of our own people's welfare. >> reporter: so there's something of a grand bargain on offer here, donors give more aid to syrias neighbors and in turn they open up lay bror markets and ensure more children go to school. but as the norwegian prime minister told me, the real solution is peace. >> we need to build -- have confidence-building measures in syria. that means that the fighting has to decrease. russia has to take responsibility to make sure that there is a possibility for this peace negotiation, and it should be in that interest. i don't think russia would like to say on forever with military personnel and an expensive war in syria. >> reporter: but european countries in particular have their own reasons to give again roycely here. they are perhaps less likely to seek asylum in europe. it is hard to believe that it will bring a lasting solution any closer. >>> and indeed lasting so

jordan furbee , and jordan another big game for the cyclones tonight. jordan/2bam: hard to believe only 4 games left and isu looking to pick up some much needed momentum coming up on local 5 sports, jameel mckay will play says prohm. here more from him before their game with wvu, up next. are iowa sports" 25 is out. top. villanova, kansas still 1-2. but iowa falls 4 spots this week to #8 after their loss to penn state. cyclones also down 4 to #17. jordan speaking of the cyclones. tonight. today on the big 12 teleconference.. .head coach steve prohm said mckay "definitely" will play tonight vs. west virginia. how much remains to be seen... it's becoming a soap opera between prohm and mckay. instead of talking about deonte burton, who was named big 12 newcomer of the week for the 4th time this season today. here we are talking about the reigning big 12 defensive player of the year's ups and downs. most recently dressing but not playing versus tcu because of a "coach's decision" rumors say it was because mckay skipped class. regardless the cyclones need to

jordan is crying for help. it's not just a matter of 300 or 400 billion that is going towards ammunition and going towards f-16s or something like that. but we would like is that we would like the people of jordan that have actually expressed themselves when the syrians started to come in, i was on duty and in exactly how people felt. lots of people, they've actually accommodated them into their homes. they did not wait to ask for help from the government or from the assad -- from the united nations. what would like to see as our allies from everywhere, not just on the united states, the united states, like i said to have their own. i've been a soldier for about 36 years. all of the time we've always, always experienced that magnificent support from the united states. the problem is that we would like the arab league, it's a very, very important, the gulf countries as well as europe to do more. more not just for the war machine, but as well as for the people of jordan to try to support that conflict, which is c

now we have kerry saying he's visiting jordan to kus humanitarian issues, the fact that jordan is carrying those issues. we have to remember that jordan has been asked to come up with an agreed list. that would have been on the table of discussions in jordan. there are hundreds of groups on the ground. and the allegiances and alliances constantly are shifting. it's a difficult task, but the clearest yet from the secretary of state. that professional agreement has been reached. >> let's recap and listen now to a little clip from the catholic churches. >> the syrian regime had a fundamental humanitarian and global responsibility. to do other parties to the conflict. to facilitate humanitarian access to populations in desperate need now. at any time they are in need. this is a public responsibility. and to use food as an instrument or one of war is a war crime. ling to that what's the u.s. key in the conversation between washington and moscow. if we rewind, we have four groups, the civil rights groups. the riyadh group. it was difficult to get them to talk to people. i'm instreaked what the n

jordan: outright first place is once again on the line for the drake women. two weeks ago the bulldogs were in the same scenario, before falling at home versus uni... but a pair of losses by the panthers leaves drake with a chance to move on up! this afternoon, they welcome in fellow conference leader missouri state... bulldogs up 70-49 going into the 4th... caitlin ingle with the great pass down low to lizzy wendell for two. then it's ingle again this time to sara rhine. rhine had 16 points! the bears try the drake lead to 14. but the bulldogs were on a different level today. ingle sends it back to wendell who pump fakes and then drains the three. she finished with a game high 23. then it's ingle again to wendell. caitlyn finished with 10 assists to go along with 16 points. bulldogs roll past the bears. 95-72 and move into first place alone in the valley. we'll hear from coach (buh-ron- check) baranczyk and players tonight at 10. uni moves into a tie for 2nd with missouri state. they beat wichita state 69-48. madison weekly had 19. panther head to terre haut

when fighting started and syria's chain of ice cream parlors moved to jordan he came to jordan too.war jordan people would drive to damascus for the day just for syrian ice cream. it's so popular the chain is opening two new branches in amman and is advertising for new workers. but under jordan law there is a limit to how many syrians they can hire. >> translator: we had a lot of problems with labor inspector and come and take workers away without permits and we try to do everything legally. >> reporter: under the deal with foreign donors jordan will have 200 work permits to refugees in the next few years and donors will may most of the cost and 100 syrians are believes to be working in jordan and 40% in construction, without work permits they don't have any legal protection and most of them work for lower wages and longer hours than jordan people. addressing those people could helper swayed thousands of syrians to stay and support themselves here in jordan instead of leaving for europe. the european funded scheme would provide permits mostly in construction and low-skilled sectors

in jordan he worked in a sweet shop, but was put in gaol for working illegally. >> jordan says the economy and infrastructure were overwhelmed by many refugees, and said that the west wants to take in more syrians, including thousands stranded at the border, it has to do more to help. not just the refugees, pore jordanians. they do work, most earning less than the legal minimum wade. with cuts in aid to refugees, more syrian children and older people are working illegally. abdul sits on the side walk, eight hours a day selling stuffed toys. two years ago they took toys away. he had to pay to get them back. jordanians also struggled to make a living. this man works 14 hours a day, on a good day he makes $10. >> i leave the house at 7am and finish at 9:00pm. i reach the house at 10 or 11. sometimes i have dinner, sometimes i sleep out eating because i'll tired. >> there's close ties between the two, but they have been a poor county, and as here, the strain is showing >>> well the european union struggles to deal with arriving refugees, serbia is seeing the crisis as an opportunity, the gover

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jordan and his son gave it a try. try.--the donut spot in fairfield - known for thier cheesecake donut.-we also visited milton's in middletown and the oxford donut shoppe time now for traffic and weather together... scattered showers moved through the tri-state overnight and we'll continue to see light rain activity in our very southern and eastern spots through 7 a.m. the warmest air of the day also came in overnight with a high of 53. we'll cool rush with mostly cloudy skies. temperatures slowly rebound today as clouds slowly decrease. we'll end up with afternoon temperatures around 48 at 4 p.m. showers and storms are likely tuesday evening/night and some of these storms could be severe. the storm prediction center has most of the tri-state under a slight risk for severe the greatest risk would be damaging wind gusts. currently, it looks like the bulk of our tuesday workday forecast will be dry. skies will be mostly cloudy and temperatures will climb into the low 60s by the evening rush. we can't rule out a few isolated

they fall 97-87 jordan from the hardwood to the mat. the iowa hawkeyes finish up their dual schedule tonight with a tough one. #4 nc state comes to iowa city looking to ruin the hawks perfect season. out to carver hawkeyes we go. 141 pounds, kevin jack of the wolfpack takes down brody grothus by tech fall, 18-3! then at 157, thomas gant with the take down of edwin cooper... gant wins by major decision. hawkeyes suffer their first loss of the season, 21-17. big ten championships next up a week from saturday. jordan hard to believe we're just a week away from the start of the girls state basketball tournament. teams in 3a have already clinched their spots at the well. tonight it was 1a and 2a's turn. #8 grand view christian, looking for their first ever trip to state taking on mount ayr. this one was tied after the 1st, 2nd and 3rd quarter. raiderettes' caylie hockman drops in the 3. mt. ayr went up 5. but here comes the thunder! shaylah mccool on the drive, but here comes megan stubbs who sinks the bucket. was tied again. overtime. extra

jordan villines joins us live in lebanon with the very latest...and jordan...do we havea cause yet? live/jordan a 66-year-old man was found dead in a house fire early thursday, lebanon fire officials said. crews responded to the 400 block of kuntz court about 2:15 a.m. an elderly woman and her son were inside the home when a small fire broke out in a back bedroom, said lebanon fire chief perry gerome. she was alerted to the blaze by a working fire detector and quickly escaped, he said. she went to a neighbor's house, where the neighbor called 911. flames were showing from the home when firefighters arrived. they put out the fire, which appears to be on a mattress, the chief said. that's where they found the man and were unable to revive him. william scott thacker was pronounced dead gerome said. home with his mother and a the cause of the fire remains under investigation. neighbors said they heard a loud boom early thursday. when they walked outside to see what the noise was, they saw flames shooting form the front bedroom window. fox19 now will remain at the scene and continue to u

lynda loveland uncovered a connection between jordan sasser and clay aiken. >> reporter: jordan sasser is on "american idol" and a raleigh native. clay aiken is a runner-up and also a raleigh native. but there is a closer connection. this house. both families live tonight at different times. >> he texted me about jordan and said, did you see that guy from raleigh? he is very good. that before he made the connection to "american idol". >> reporter: turns out, his mother bought the house from jordan's grandmother in 1996. and has lived in it ever since. but, wait, faye has another idle connection. she judged a clayton "idol" contest in 2009 whose winner was none other than scotty mccreary. is faye the key in the connections? >> i don't have any dna except since she is a pro at dealing with everything "idol" she has advice for jordan's grandmother, martha. she says, don't go on the internet and read the people are saying about it. >> they don't say, i really prefer someone over him. they have to talk about it and it's a really nasty things. >> reporter: martha and the rest of the sasser f

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take jordan. >> i have internal fights with my body on a daily basis. sometimes i bite my fingers, bang my head against the wall, or run out of the building. >> reporter: but she has not been restraint even wants this school year, because at mentor high where she is finishing up her senior year she has a support plan. >> my principles or teachers will give me hand or head squeezes any time. if i am having a bad day sometimes i just sit in a quiet area. >> reporter: for the first time, jordan is what she always wanted to be. a regular high school student who can't wait to go to college voices waiting to be heard. >> i want to go to college and study education. i want to be a special education teacher so i can assist students who are so smart internally but need some extra help showing their true potential. a spokesperson for the ohio department of education set up a statement saying the proactive -- department is to proactively trying to reduce the number of incidents and reaches out to school districts with unusual numbers of complaints. and hudson city

jordan says its economy and the infrastructure are overwhelmed by so many refugees. it says if the west wants it to continue to take in more syrians, including thousands stranded at the border, it has to do more to help. not just the refugees, but poor jordanians. >> those that do work earn much less than the minimum wage for jordanians, but with cuts in aid for refugees, more are working illegally. this man sits on the sidewalk eight hours a day selling used stuffed toys. two weeks ago, municipal authorities came and took all the toys away. he had to pay to get them back. jordanians are also struggling to make a living here. he works 14 hours a day, and on a good day, he makes $10. >> i leave the house at 7:00 a.m. and finish at 9:00 p.m. i've reached the house at 10:00 or 11:00. sometimes i have dinner, sometimes i sleep without eating because i'm tired. >> there are close ties between syrians and jordanians. here the strain is beginning to show. al jazeera, jordan. >>> two young israelis found guilty of murdering a palestinian teenager have been given long prison

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jordan and it doesn't get easy as #24 texas comes to town. coming up on local 5 sports, highlights from the cyclones and longhorns... plus uni keeps rolling. all that and more up next... " now, local 5 sports with jordan furbee. we jordan: after a frankly wednesday, iowa state now welcomes in #24 texas a team that also beat the cyclones in overtime about a month ago... isu thankfully gets its big man jameel mckay back after a team game suspension. showtime not starting tonight tho, deonte burton still in the starting five. and he had a good start. burton on the drive, with the monster slam! he had the first 6 isu points. but at the 12:53 mark, here comes mckay! and here's what isu has been missing. off the miss, mckay with the putback slam! then look at this pass by mckay to morris. count the bucket and the foul!! texas tho goes on a 12-0 run to take the lead. but georges niang would answer. he scored 13 of isu's final 15 points of the half. he finished with 24. it's 36-34 at the break. 2nd half. cyclones go up 8, as niang to mckay. man is it

reporting live in butler county jordan vilines, fox 19 now. frank vert mon still to come do you ever wonder what your you're gone? what one family left a camera behind is coming up the campaign trail the presidential candidates trying momentum from ted cruz and hillary clinton. we just learned today... rand paul is dropping out of the race... but today in new hampshire, there will be plenty of chances for the candidates with town halls all over the state. fox news correspondent garrett tenney has more from washington. on cam intro with iowa in the rear view mirror, it's all hands on deck in new hampshire, where the future of several republican campaigns is on the line. he may have barely finished second in iowa, but in new hampshire, vermont senator and self- proclaimed socialist bernie sanders is firmly in command. he's changing his tone and drawing sharper contrasts with hillary clinton, questioning whether she is a true progressive. sanders says "..some days yes, except when she announces that she is a proud moderate." despite being a dista

you bet it does, the secondary sneaker market for jordan's, kanye west's yeezee's and even the dorn becker or db's...unbelievable. 2:15: 18 "retail is like $180-200. resale anywhere from $6-800":25 edwin morel's 18. and thinks of himself as an artist. he's says he's been painting air jordan's in his basement since become a career for him at red star cobbler.

jordan has the highlights later in sports. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) tomorrow on good morning iowa... zombies....caesar....and a love story, oh my! we'll take a look at new releases hitting theaters this weekend... weather.. and sam has a look at your forecast that's tomorrow on the all-new good morning iowa! "your watching local 5 jack miller, stephanie iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." brad: weather adlib: a little "clipper" system went through today and brought some clouds here and snow flurries to ne iowa. we can expect more of these systems in the days to come. tonight will be mainly clear early in the wake of today's clipper. this will mean cold, dry conditions overnight with lows in the 10s for most areas. the more clouds and a chance for some flurries or snow showers for mainly late afternoon and early evening. it looks like we will have some clouds to start saturday with, but then see

jack/2bam: jordan's here now. jordan's here now. iowa state's georges niang on the verge of two pretty big milestones... jordan/2bam: any time you pass fred hoiberg on any list, you're doing something special... coming up on local 5 sports, forward sits just a few baskets away from passing his former coach on the all-time scoring list. hear more from him up next... jordan: georges niang one of the state history. that's not my opinion, that's a fact. niang enters the week with 1,990 career points. 4 more points and he'll pass former coach fred hoiberg for 3rd on the all- time isu scoring list. after that, 6 more points and he becomes just the 3rd cyclone to ever reach 2,000 points. "ya i think it's big time, that just shows you the work ethic that kid has. his work ethic drives me. the first day i got on campus i saw how he works and i'm starting to follow suit so like i said, he's a great player, that's a bad man right there." "to score 2000 points i canaan scored 2000 at murray in four years and now georges is another unbelievable

with jordan furbee. we jordan: it's not just players that go up and down in farm systems, but coaches as well. yesterday iowa wild head coach john torchetti was named the interim head coach of the minnesota wild after the nhl club fired mike (yo) yeo. the boston native has coached in des moines since 20-14 and previously led the team when it was in houston. for torch, this is a dream come true. "i'm excited, i'm real excited. somebody's giving me the opportunity and it's not the best of times, but it's an opportunity now that we've gotta come in and battle as a team and get our way out of it. tough to say bye to fans because i can tell you one thing, they were awesome to me and great to the team, the support was incredible. i'll miss them all and they stuck with us and they backed us and this is the type of hockey that we promised them and this is the type of hockey that they deserve going forward." the iowa wild named associate head coach david cunniff as the interim head jordan: that is what cyclone fa

when fighting started and syria's most famous chain of ice cream parlors came to jordan, ie came to jordan too. jordanians would drive to damascus for the day just for ice cream. the chain is opening two more branches in oman. under jordanian law there is a limit how many syrians they can hire. >> translator: we've had a lot of problems with labor inspectors, they come and take workers away if they do not have permits. that's why we make sure we do everything legally. >> reporter: under the deal with jordan, they are to make available 200,000 more work permits over the next few years. the donors would pay most of the costs. 100,000 syrians are believed to be working in jordan, 40% of them in construction. without work permits they have no legal protection. they work longer hours than jordanians. addressing those issues, it could help thousands of syrians to support themselves in jordan without leaving for europe. permits mostly in construction and low skilled sectors, meant to be accompanied by an important change to the jordanian regulations. right now only syrians who enter the country t

jordan burgess. 9 on your side. new numbers into the newsroom this morning show potholes are costing us three-billion dollars a year!the study by fix-up after hitting a pothole with your car - costs about 300-bucks. adding to the frustration - some newer model cars come with tire inflator kits instead of a spare tire. these kits typically can't handle the kind of damage a pothole causes. causes.but there is something you can do about pothole damage. cincinnati municipal code says you can be reimbursed for pothole repairs if you can show the city knew about the pothole but didn't fix it. here's what you should do if you hit a pothole in the city: - if you hit a pothole, take pictures of the damage and the area.- call public works to report the pothole- ask how to file a claim for the damage.we have all this information - and who to contact in other parts of the tri-state right on wcpo dot com! we now know radio show talk show host and attorney lisa wells will be back in court march third.she is facing drug charges.co

jordan: centennial trying to get revenge against its cross-town rival ankeny. first quarter, tyler maschoff swings it cross-court to trystan cummins who buries the wide open three. ankeny adding on. chris mcloud leading the break. and mcloud takes it himself and lays it in right in front of the centennial student section. jags wake up. chase edwards on the elbow. no one comes out and guards the big man. so the senior shows his range and hits the 15- footer. that cuts the ankeny lead to five. hawks led it by seven going into the second quarter. nick oelmann with the drive and kick to mike van-der-heyden. he hits the baseline jumper right in front of you. but ankeny too much for it's rival. tyler maschoff lays it in for ankeny. jon: still to come we head to the girls action where the rivalries just where the rivalries just where the rivalries just keep coming plus we've got some pink in the rink! into this season with some monster expectations. anytime you make the usa today top 25 teams in the country, that'll happen! the warriors were preseason number 1, and ar

jordan district business administrator john larsen says the split was painful. ((john larsen, jordan public schools business administrator the first is higher taxes for everyone due to duplicated services and positions but also without equalization of funding you get a poor district and a rich district )) ((sharie johnson)) but larsen says there we're advantages. ((john larsen, jordan public schools business administrator: probably more local control with more local input, we went from having seven board members across a large district, doubling that to 14 board members, across two districts )) ((brian loftus)) utah also says the purpose of their split... was to create small districts... costing them 58-million dollars. they had less than 100- thousand students at the time. right now, c-c- s-d has 320- thousand students. /// > super bowl was big here in las vegas... and businesses want to make sure visitors come back. the economic impact the city is months...

let's check in with jordan furbee live at the well. jordan/live: sports adlib live at wells fargo arena annual state wrestling tournament class 2-a match-ups start at 6. stephanie: but next it's a corner gas station...with a store at this new kum and go. "your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." i've sold more growlers than cream-filled donuts which is an interesting twist." stephanie: a new kum and go convenience store in johnston can today. the gas station is offering things like a growler station, a dine in eating area with an outdoor patio, and homeade bread baked daily. and they'll be giving 10 percent of its proceeds back to the communities they're in. jack: potholes are back in the metro, as the temps warm up. and a new survey from triple-a shows that potholes caused 15 billion dollars in damage to vehicles over th

adults are unemployed. >> i hope jordan will get enough funding at the london conference. i hope the financial aid will help create jobs for the syrian refugees, because life conditions are very dire in jordan. u.n. gives us money, but it isn't enough. lebanon is also under severe strain. it closed its border a year ago after taking in more than one and 2 million syrians -- more than 1.2 million syrians. the london conference goal is to give all these countries financial support, hoping to stabilize the refugee situation where they are to keep them from fleeing to the eu. ki-moontary general ban says leaders gathered in london not only to get money, but to show solidarity. >> the crisis in syria -- the international community bears a heavy responsibility for failing to end it. $8.5 billionleast are necessary to assist were victims -- war victims. norway has pledged more than $1 billion over the next four years. if world powers do not step up now, the world -- refugee crisis could get worse. genie: for more on the conference today, let's bring in lucy fielder in london. wha

highlights are up next... " now, local 5 sports with jordan furbee. we are iowa sports" jordan: the top-ranked centennial girls have been rolling. since a 20 point loss to johnston, the jags have won 8 straight, 4 against ranked teams including last night versus #5 waukee.... tonight another tough matchup welcoming in #3 iowa city high... jags down 42-36 heading into the fourth. but here comes the rally. they go down low to tasha vipond who goes off glass and in for two. then it's rinse and repeat. meg brandt finds vipond again who gets the friendly bounce. centennial would knot things up at 42. but the little hawks answer. ashley joens buries the corner three to put city high back up 3. they'd go up 5, before vipond cuts into the lead again. but the jags coudln't overtake the hawks. down the stretch and down goes #1. city high snaps centennial's 8- game win streak, 54-48, boys hoops, #7 ankeny and #2 valley in a game that was originally set for last tuesday... valley up 19-9 after 1. but back come the hawks. chris mcleod somehow works his way for the

in ames, jordan furbee local 5 sports we are iowa. the cyclones and mountaineers tip off at 8 pm tomorrow night. mountaineers tip off at 8 pm tomorrow night. ball handlers in the press so we're just going to have to withstand the pressure and keep everybody calm ." in ames, jordan furbee mountaineers tip off at 8 pm tomorrow night. you should be able to catch everybody calm ." in ames, jordan furbee local 5 sports we are iowa. the cyclones and mountaineers tip off at 8 pm tomorrow night. you should be able to catch the game on espn 2. and monte morris receiving some recognition making the top ten finalists for the cousy award given out to the nations best point guard. morris is one of the best in the country in assist to turnover ratio and assists make sure to keep it right here tonight on local 5 as we bring you extended coverage after the news until the polls close tonight. local 5's sabrina ahmed and amanda krenz will be live from caucus central downtown with a special edition of this week in iowa at 6:30 right after the show. jack

for i big game on cbs. >> yes. >> michael jordan. they've won it. >> wow. >> oh, my goodness. >> how about that. >> oh, boy. >> for the tie. got it. unbelievable. >> dreams do come true. >> as good as it gets. >> kevin: from college park, maryland, cbs sports presents the michigan wolverines and the maryland terrapins. it's crowded awant to big ten. eight teams within three games with two weeks to go all battling for a conference title trying to get a top four seed and a double bye for the big ten tournament. this is a two game losing streak

jordan today has a population 20% of whom happen to be syrian. this is something that no country regardless of political or economic might, can cope with. our aim is to ensure that jordan will be able to continue carrying the burden of syrian refugees as we have reached our limits because our infrastructure has been stretched way beyond its abilities. let me quote from his majesty king abdullah ii's remarks when he said by partnering with jordan and supporting our refugee response, you will not only be addressing the urgent needs of millions, you will be helping my country continue to do the right thing, fulfilling a critical role in our region and staying strong for the world, end quote. this is exactly what jordan is all about, ladies and gentlemen. we are there an island of civility in an otherwise volatile region providing an example of stability and security, challenged immensely by this added responsibility of the syrian refugees and as we keep reminding the rest of the world that we are operating as one international community, then i beli